LAKE COUNTY MAIL No. 3. Wednesday, June 11, 1947. PERSONAL

Lake County Mail, Issue 3, 11 June 1947, Page 4

LAKE COUNTY MAIL No. 3. Wednesday, June 11, 1947. PERSONAL

Mrs B. Ycrcoe is on holiday in Dunedin. * * =» Mrs G. A. Herbert has been spending a few days in Oamaru. *■ * « Mrs S. F. Curie has left on an extended holiday' at Tauranga. 'ls • Miss Marie McNeil has returned to Wellington. * i¥ ■* Mrs M. Meehan is visiting Queenstown. Mr J. W. Miller who has been in Auckland has returned home. # * Mrs Alex Munro is on a visit to Oamaru. $ # # Miss E. Mcßride has left to spend a holiday in, Hastings and Wellington. o # Miss C. Walsh has gone to Wellington and Dunedin for a holiday. * >» o Mr and Mrs C. McKerscy of Dunedin have boon spending a holiday in

Quecnrtown,

Mr and Mrs W. A. McFarland returned to Dunedin on Friday after a holiday in Queenstown.

Mr and Mrs Thomas, Fairlie, have returned home after spending a holi-

day here,

Dili Kraus and Dr Mandl, accom panied by Mr Robert Pikler, are spend ing a short holiday in Queenstown.

Mr and Mrs W. D. Warren are at present on a three-months’ vacation at Wellington; their address there is—c/o Mrs L. Williams, No. 4 Donat Flats, 240 Upper Vivian street, Wellington.

At the annual conference of the Otago Provincial Executive of the Federated Farmers of New Zealand, held in Dunedin last week, Mr D. H. Cockburn (Queenstown) was re-elected to the executive, and Mr W. P. McDonald (Queenstown), was elected section chairman for the high country.

At the annual meeting of the Otago Women’s Division of , the Federated Farmers of New Zealand, held in Dunedin last week, Mrs D. H. Cockburn (Queenstown), was elected a vice-pre-sident and member of the executive.

The publishers wish to thank the many residents of Queenstown, Arrowtown, Clenorchy and Shotover District for their letters of congratulation and

encouragement.

The Borough camping ground has had an exceptionally long and busy season, the caretaker, stated in an inter-

view that a continuous stream of

campers have been passing through since early in November, and that last week was the first occasion in which the ground had been entirely free of campers.

During the week the Public Library received an advanced hamper of books from the Country Library Service. The librarian anticipates the Country Library Service Van on the Kith, when a complete change of Country Library Service Books will take place.